Paper Circle Fox Craft

Learn how to make the cutest little fox crafts with circles of the same size! This paper circle fox craft is a fun addition to lessons about shapes, especially circles, as children will have so much fun making this cute creature.

You can use circles of any size, the larger the better; A large circle paper punch will make this process easy – both for you if you want to prepare the circles in advance or for kids who enjoy punching circles.

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If you’re planning on making woodland animal crafts or fall crafts with your kids, these adorable paper circle foxes are a must-have because they’re so easy to make. Any fox lover will giggle.

How to make a circle with Fox Craft paper

What you need:

3 orange paper circles
2 white paper circles
glue
drag
black marker or other materials for finishing

Step-by-step instructions

Prepare your paper circle. You will need 3 orange and 2 white ones of the same size to make a fox. The size of the circles doesn’t matter as long as they’re all the same.

Start by cutting the white circle in half.

To make it easier, fold the circle in half and cut along the fold.

Apply glue to the white half circle.

Glue them onto the orange circle (make a V shape when gluing them).

Cut off any excess white paper stuck to the edge of the orange circle.

Take an orange circle and cut it in half.

We will use a half circle for the body. Cut the remaining half circle in half again to get a quarter circle. These will be the fox’s ears.

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